I do! :) Here is how it works. 1- export your Poser morph target. When you do this go to (File) (Export) (Wavefront OBJ) in the Export Range popup select single frame and click "OK". The in the Hierarchy Selection popup deselect everything but the body part you want and click "OK". Name your target and click "Save". Now in the next popup you only want (Include figure names in polygon groups) and (As Morph Target) checked then click "OK" 2- Import into Amorphium 3. Now you wont see anything in your Composer window display but you will see it listed. Now notice there is a little white arrow next to it's name. Click on that little white arrow and you will see the name a second time. This is important! 3- Change nothing in the Composer Window. Very Important! Now go to your Tools Window and in the Top Right-hand Corner of your screen (Not Window) you will see a Flag that says, "Object". Click and hold on it and move the pointer to the bottom target name and release. 4- Now in you Tools window click and hold "Zoom" and move to "Fit and release. Now you should see the backside of your Target. Everything will be the opposite of what it was in Poser. 5- Do whatever you are going to do to it as long as you don't do anything to it in the Composer. 6- Export it! Select both names when you do this and save it under a new name. Now youre not done yet! 7- Go to Composer and select and delete you working target from the listing. (Right click on the name and select delete) 8- Import the very same target you just export. (Not the one you imported to work on) The one you just exported. 9- Now Export it again to the same name you exported it before. (This will flip it all back around so that Poser can use it.) 10- Now in Poser, select the body part it is for and then go to (Object) (Load Morph Target) and click on it. Now click (Locate) and find your new Morph Target you just made and select it and click "Open". Give it a name and click "OK" and you are done. Hope this helps. :)